Vanderbilt Seals 28-14 Upset Over Ole Miss With Interception
On Saturday, Vanderbilt surprised the SEC with a 28-14 win over Ole Miss in Oxford. An interception in the final minutes sealed the win for the Commodores, who now have their first win under head coach Robbie Caldwell.
This game was decided by the turnover battle, which Vandy won 3-0. They were enough to down Ole Miss, despite having accrued 385 offensive yards to Vanderbilt’s 300.
Read Article >Vanderbilt-Ole Miss, Live: Vandy Leads 28-14 After Larry Smith’s Touchdown Run
Vanderbilt’s bid to upset SEC rival Ole Miss has grown stronger with a 28-14 fourth-quarter lead, thanks to a bootleg touchdown run from quarterback Larry Smith.
After recovering a fumble in Ole Miss territory, the Commodores took possession. Smith faked a handoff to Warren Norman, who has given the Rebels reason to worry on Saturday, and then simply ran the ball in himself.
Read Article >In Progress: Vanderbilt Mounting Upset Bid Vs. Ole Miss
Across Saturday’s early games, the only upset bid is brought to us by Vanderbilt. In Oxford, the Commodores are taking a 21-14 lead over Ole Miss into the fourth quarter.
A Vanderbilt win wouldn’t be as surprising as Jacksonville State’s victory over Ole Miss in Week 1, but a loss to the Commodores, who are playing under a first-year-coach, would certainly be a blow to the Mississippi program. Follow along with this StoryStream for updates.
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